* mu: improve cfind help text
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@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ mu cfind is the mu command to find contacts in the mu database and export them
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for use in other programs.
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<format> is one of:
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plain
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mutt-alias
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mutt-ab
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wl
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@ -40,10 +41,12 @@ for use in other programs.
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org-contact
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bbdb
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If you specify '--personal', only addresses that were found in mails that include
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'my' e-mail addres will be listed - so to exclude e.g. mailing-list posts. Use
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the --my-address= option in 'mu index' to specify what addresses are considered
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'my' address.
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'plain' is the default.
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If you specify '--personal', only addresses that were found in mails
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that include 'my' e-mail addres will be listed - so to exclude e.g.
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mailing-list posts. Use the --my-address= option in 'mu index' to
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specify what addresses are considered 'my' address.
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With '--after=T' you can tell mu to only show addresses that were seen after
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T. T is a Unix timestamp. For example, to get only addresses seen after the
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